Not bad basically. It's owned by the same people who run the Cleveleys Kitchen next door, and two…read moremore restaurants across the road, so it's the same style of running things, layout, menu type items etc. It's a good old fashioned cafe doing decent simple foods at good prices, in a fading but still pleasant old fashioned atmosphere, complete with lounge instrumental versions of popular songs from the 80s and showtunes etc. They don't take cards. I'd go again, it's good for the price.

Great food at great prices make really nice fish and chips well patronised by locals so this speaks…read morevolumes

The Royal is a great pub in Cleveleys with a food and drinks bar on the ground floor and a…read morerestaraunt upstairs.I have eaten here many times and have always been very satisfied.They have a choice of cask beers which i found to be in good condition.

To all who are thinking of visiting this venue. It was by far up there in my top ten of relaxing…read morefriendly atmosphere and service food was tasty and well presented can not fault the smiles from the waiting staff and as we were sat at the window the sunset was to die for so go along and enjoy as we did thank you again to all involved Debbie Davies

Very average fish and chip restaurant with extremely dated decor - think lots of brass & dark wood…read more80's style. A range of typical chip shop fayre as well as soup and salad options. A basic range of alcohol is available. I had a bottle of Budweiser which was marked 'Multipack item - not for individual resale'. Haddock chips and peas cost £6.45. The bottle of Bud was an extra £2.50. Glasses of cola are £1.40 for an extremely small glass. Sauces are provided in open sundae dishes. A visit to this restaurant is more comfortable than eating your fish and chips outdoors - but only just!

I had the fish and chips here, and all I can say is that it was average. Prices start from £2,95…read morefor a child's portion but the regular size is around £5. If you want peas it's 90p. Inside the restaurant it is a very big open plan space where you literally go and find your own table and on the back wall there is a counter where you go and order your food and pay at the same time. Inside it is a bit 80's looking and the food is average. In the desert counter they do have a lot of nice cakes and great choice, all quite reasonably priced with good sizes portions, didn't have one this time!

Lovely little resturant. Very nice food. Very clean and lovely decor. Unfortunatley it never seems…read morevery busy -think one of the problems is that there is a lot of resturants on Topping Street, and the quieter the place the less people tend to go in. It's a shame really.

I don't know that I'd ever have discovered Deansgate Kitchen on my own. After all, there were no…read moreYelp reviews to guide me, the restaurant was about half a mile from my hotel, and I wandered past many other intriguing possibilities on my stroll to get there. But when I knew I'd have a free afternoon in Blackpool, I asked a friend for recommendations, and Deansgate was one of the three he provided. First off, this was one of those places where it seems everybody knows your name. That is -- except for me, everyone there was a regular. I could tell from the way the servers were interacting with the customers that they'd all been there before. Repeat customers make for a good recommendation. But don't worry -- they were friendly to me as well, the strange Yank who happened to wander in out of the cold. I ordered the Shepherd's Pie, which arrived hot, a cloud of steam rising when I pierced the top with my fork. It his the spot on a chilly Blackpool day. As I sat there eating, listening in on all the gossip being bandied about, I almost felt as if I was part of the neighborhood. Looking around, I sort of wished I ordered the fish and chips, even though my Shepherd's Pie was tasty -- because the chips that came with my meal were good, and I suspected that the fish, which I saw many other customers eating, would have been good, too. But that'll have to be for my next visit to Blackpool. I'll be back, because the food was comforting and Deansgate Kitchen seemed authentic. The real deal.

Always very busy. Good food and reasonable prices.There is an extensive menu. Large portions. The…read morecafe is on 2 floors and has waitress service. Free coffee refills.

The Seven Stars Hotel is a classic pub on the road to Knott End, it has changed ownership a couple…read moreof times over the past few years but still consistently offers great food and a choice of real ales. Having eaten their Sunday Lunch deal a couple of times, (Saves on washing up.) All the staff are friendly and the food is great with ample portions that leaves you struggling to leave room for dessert. They also offer accomodation and prices are approximately around £50 a night..

Small homely establishment with plenty of breakfast options at a fair rate. Rather than pay for…read morebreakfast at the hotel, why not wonder out and eat at a local spot. They have deals posted everywhere so take your pick and enjoy your breakfast.